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These patterns
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Chords pulling
04:30
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Rolling
08:12
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Like thunder
05:08
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Quick
05:12
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Gated memories
04:29
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Reversing
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Voices
05:29
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Cluster and dissolve
06:14
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David Friend & Jerome Begin New York, New York
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